Grant Place - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant reminded me of a neighborhood restaurant we had in China. The food was authentic, and the service was great. While the flavor was a bit dull, you can easily make it perfect for your palate by adding soy and hot sauce. It's a very nice place, and even at 9 pm, it was a full house.

This is one of the few restaurants that open early for dim sum in the heart of Chinatown. If you are looking for bang for buck quick bite with a good selection of tasty dim sum items, stop by and give this hole in the wall restaurant a try.

My experience at the restaurant was great. We ordered the 烤鸭饭 and wonton bbq pork soup. The portions were very generous, and the flavors were authentic. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was pleasant.

My experience at this restaurant was a mix of positive and negative. The food was delicious, and the service was good. The place was also pretty clean. However, the overall experience was significantly impacted when a large rat ran under our table before we could complete our meal. This was quite off-putting and ruined everyone's appetite and experience. While I wanted to give a higher rating, the rat incident made it impossible.

I asked for a suggestion and the portion was super abundant. The waiter or owner could have let us know that it's meant for sharing. Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere were all rated a 4.

We weren't particularly impressed. The soup tasted like an instant soup, and my husband's main course was unfortunately not quite warm anymore.

My experience at this restaurant was amazing. The staff was so nice, and the food was also excellent. It's a really authentic place, and I highly recommend it! The service was also really fast too! :) Thanks!

My experience at this restaurant was surprisingly good. I walked in randomly and was blown away by the quality of the dim sum. I particularly enjoyed the good beancurd skin roll, glutinous rice, and noodles with duck. The pork ribs were also a highlight. The only miss was the liu sha bao, which unfortunately was not runny.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the portions were generous. It's a great place for family-style Chinese food in San Francisco's Chinatown, offering a no-pretension atmosphere.

My experience at this restaurant, one of countless options in the Chinatown neighborhood, was a mixed bag. The food was hot and fresh, which was a definite plus. However, there were some serving mistakes; they would seat you at a shared table and then forget who was getting what. The place itself isn't the spiffiest, but it adequately captures the feeling of Old Chinatown. It's moderately priced.